Come out and join the culture, the fun, and of course the exciting music from the UK in the great state of sunny California. A sort of precursor to the 2010s-era Hipster, only with far more amphetamines and street fights, the Mod subculture emerged in England in the early 1960snote. Tickets for night three will be available at the door of the Redwood Bar & Grill. Individual tickets for the first two nights of the festival are on sale now at zebulon.la. Tickets are on sale now, including a limited edition package with tickets to all days of the festival entertainment, of entertainment, commemorative festival lanyard, 12” vinyl EP, and collectible pin. The Mods-Mod Baby Grow-Printed Baby Grow-Mod Baby Grow-Funny Baby Grow-Mod Baby Clothes-Ska-Mod-Mod Baby Grows-The Jam-The Who-Baby. The panel will be followed by a showcase by Outro Records with up-and-coming mod and garage bands on their roster including The Premonitions, Violet Mindfield, The Sweet Nuthins, and The Wyld Gooms.
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(BTW if you are a record or vintage vendor and want to participate in this incredible event, there are still spots available, so contact Mods Mayhem for more info!) There will also be a discussion panel with the topic “The State of Mod Today: Tribalism and Youth Subculture in the Era of Social Media.” Doughty says topics will include What does it mean to be a mod today? Are there more than just the few hundred middle-aged mods who were around during the heyday? Has the younger crowd latched on to this mod label? And, do labels even matter to younger people anymore? This talk will be moderated by seminal-‘80s mod magazine Wh-a-a-am! editor and writer Liz Pepin. Join Captain Dan, Penny Lane and Hunter for a great episode of Punks in Parkas Hear tracks from the likes of Kate Bush, The Clash, David.
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The scooter rally will be followed by a vintage and record swap meet, the prizes and awards from the scooter show and rally, plus various vendors. The show led to the release of a live album of the same name and it was all the rage in the mod scene. Mods Mayhem was inspired by a 1979 mod concert in London called Mods Mayday.
It’s great how the love of the mod culture brought us together to this,” Strong told us. They really only knew of each other through social media they had mutual friends and Doughty noticed Strong identified as a mod.
I hadn’t heard of any mod live band shows.” Taking on all this work alone didn’t seem possible, so Doughty reached out to Jim Strong via Instagram. has mod/soul nights at a few spots around the city, but these are just DJs spinning records. “I started thinking that there has to be a place for this type of show,” Doughty explained. Doughty – a mod since his teens – had long held the idea of putting together a show with mod bands. Though there were mods here in the US during the ‘60s, the culture didn’t really hit in places like Los Angeles until the late ‘70s, then spilling into its peak in the mid ‘80s with inspiring revivalists like The Jam carving out a major presence worldwide.
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